The phrase "degree of scattering" is a perfectly valid and acceptable phrase that is commonly used in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in the sentence "The degree of scattering of the particles decreased with increasing temperature."
However, each data point also shows some degree of scattering.
Common to all techniques is that decay of the autocorrelation function of coherent light is related to the degree of scattering particle motion.
For the scattering phenotype, we used a counting system previously described by Shtutman et al. [ 19] to evaluate the degree of scattering.
Furthermore many parameters showed a single cluster with a high degree of scattering around the mean as shown in Fig. 2. Before any further tests, this result insinuates that for some parameters such as the non-regulatory parameters (showing major scattering), the notion of a global optimal parameter set makes no biological sense as suggest by Von Dassow et al. [ 27].
The ability to control the spectral sensitivity and the degree of scattering are both important process parameters for high performance cells.
It uses two spatial parameters in particular that characterize propagation environments in which there are spatially spreading signals due to local scattering: the angle of arrival and the degree of scattering related to the angular spread of the received signals.
The results display a significant degree of scatter over all timescales.
However, those obtained from 3-km SEVIRI data are consistently much lower, and show a large degree of scatter.
The wide degree of scatter of experimental data shows unambiguously that Nafion®117 conductivity is very sensitive to climatic conditions, temperature and relative humidity.
However, shear empirical equations have been recognized to produce a large degree of scatter due to the scatter in test results and to the uncertainty in assessing the influence of complex parameters in a simple formula (ACI-ASCE-445 2009).
First, the effect of loading direction is analyzed for structures with different levels of randomness characterized by a regularity parameter to assess the degree of scatter in the results.
